Acknowledging Marlboro School Conditions and Repairs
F W Pratt, Marlboro School Board representative, urged funding for Pleasant Street school heating and interior upgrades in a council session. He contrasted local conditions with Watertown and Hildreth schools, noting old stoves and poor ventilation. An order to issue notes for 600 to install a heating stone was adopted, with plans to repair one building annually and brighten interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
F W. Pratt
Common Council
Pleasant St
Watertown
Hildreth
Pleasant
Washington
Wratt
Isue
Stone & Underhill
Simoneau
Boston & Worcester
Lincoln and
Broad Sts
Exchange St
Willard
Caims
John W.axeane
Joseph Madden
Florence and
Elm Sts
Abby J. Whitman
Isabelle G. Barnes
Marlboro Kudson Gas Co. halves summer holidays for men
Manager O W Halladay announces a half holiday policy for gas and fitting crews on Saturday afternoons. To adjust workload, workers extend daily hours by half an hour, finishing by Saturday noon. He notes improved gas holder capacity after recent work and refurbishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Velyday
Halladay
Marlboro Musicians Hold Union Meeting in Burke’s Hall
Marlboro Musical union of the American Federation of Musicians met in Burke's Hall Sunday afternoon with President Harrison E. Brigham presiding. Thomas J. Flanagan reported after returning from Omaha where he attended the national convention. Transfers were read for T. Ryan of Boston, C. W. Milliken of Worcester, and W. N. Sturtevant of Lynn. The July session is omitted. the next meeting will be the second Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Musical Union
American Federation of Musicians
Burke
Harrison E. Brigham
Thomas J. Flanagan
Omaha
Neb
Boston Union
C. W. Milliken
Worcester
WN. Sturtevant
Lynn
Lapointe Company to Move to New London
The J. N. Lapointe Co. will move to New London Connecticut with a large concrete structure under construction. They may not depart Marlboro before January 1 and the firm has not fixed an exact moving date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapointe Company
New London
J. N. Lapointe Co
Miss Martin Weds Springfield Man In June Church Rite
A pretty June wedding united Miss Annie Sylvia Martin daughter of ex Alderman Cyprien Martin and Adelard Methe of Springfield at St Marys Church in Marlboro. Rev J C Caisse officiated with a Mendelssohn march. 150 relatives attended the reception at the bride’s home. The couple left for a honeymoon in New York and Washington before starting housekeeping in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
J. C. Caisse
Annie Sylvia
Cyprien Martin
Adelard Methe
Springfield
J. B. Methe
Springfieis
Rosalina Poitras
Mendelssohn
Uisse
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Blanche Poitras
Lilly Langlois
Alfred Gregoire
Waltham
Rd. Gregoire
Martin St
Gleason
Mrs. Methe
Henry E. Sawyer
Worcester
New York City
Washington, D. C
Rockland Man Seeks Bride In Marlboro Wedding
A wedding at the home of John Scouras West Lincoln Street joined Miss Melen Scouras and Achile Katsamos of Rockland. Officiant Rev George Sakellarios of Pawtucket. Attendants from Brockton Rockland Nashua N H Manchester N H. Reception music by Lowell orchestra led by Charles Maros. They plan a Pawtucket honeymoon and will reside in Rockland. The bride works in Diamond M finishing. groom in a Rockland shoe factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scouras
West Lincoln St
Melen Scouras
Achile Katsamos
Rockland
Brockton
Nashua
N. IL
Manchester
N. N
George Sakellarios
Orthodox Greek Church
Pawtucket
Cosmas Marathos
Mara
Diamond M
Pan Hellenic Union
Boot and Shoeworkers’ Union
Gold Watch Presented to Longtime Highway Worker
Michael Connelly, after twenty years in the highway department, transferred to the consolidated sewer and water department. On Sunday afternoon at the city toolhouse he received a gold watch from fellow employees, with Superintendent L N Richer delivering the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Connelly
Highway Department
Consolidated Sewer and Water Department
Connelly
Supt. L. N.richer
Lecture by Rev Fr Bourgeois on labor questions moves audience
St Jean's hall adults gather for a Montreal Jesuit lecturer's talk on the labor question. He contrasts past and present worker conditions, urges strikes only after other means fail, denounces socialism, and cites religious demonstrations as aiding workers in Belgium Ireland and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jean's Hall
Bourgeois
Montreal
P. Q
J. C. Caisse
St. Mary's Church
Bouregois
Belgium
Ireland
France
Christ
Hildreth School Pupils Wind the May Pole
The Hildreth School and Home association held its annual meeting on Friday with officers elected: Mrs. Woodward president, Mrs. Porter vice president, Mrs. Howe secretary treasurer, and several others named. The program included a children’s entertainment and a May pole winding featuring two groups of pupils named Arline Herrick Marion Wright Eileen Loftus Josephine Parker Mary McManus Lucille Hoyloke Katherine McCarthy Alumia Hattie Akroyd Hazel Newton Irene Davis and additional students Mary McCarthy Sadie Billings Ethel Troupe Helen Richardson Ethel Moore Margaret Moore Roger Barrett John Roche Richard Newman Bradley Marshall William Downey Edward Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth School and Home Association
John A. Woodward
W. Aubrey Porter
Oliver &. Howe
Mary Hurley
Maud Egan
George L. Herrick
FE. N. Stratton
D. B. Goodale
Arline Herrick
Marion Wright
Eileen Loftus
Josephine Parker
Mary McManus
Lucille Holyoke
Katherine McCarthy
Alumia Hattie Akroyd
Hazel Newton
Irene Davis
Mary McCarthy
Sadie Billings
Ethel Troupe
Helen Richardson
Ethel Moore
Margaret Moore
Roger Barrett
John Roche
Richard Newman
Bradley Marshall
William Downey
Edward Craig
A. H. Wheelock
E F. T. Curtis
Samuel F. Wilson
Beatrice Hunt
Leroy M. Craig
Mabel Akroyd
Ruth Babcock
Stuart Barrett
Vivian Belmore
Blanche Brigham
Dorothy Prown
William Cutler
Donald Hannon
James Henderson
Raymond Johnston
Marjorie Lowell
Ruth Nelson
Doris Parker
William Nelson
Marguerite Urquhart
Phyllis Wing
G. W. Morris
Nellie Anderson
Helen Barthelmes
Gladys Baxter
Louise Bonin
Harvey Brown
Chord Davis
Rowena Fuller
Esther Goodale
Emily Hathaway
Pauline Howe
Thelma Howe
Arline Kinder
Arthur Mayers
Hermaine Moir
Esther Moore
Earl Parser
Charles Rickaby
Frank Simonds
Richard Swanson
Helen Webster
Beatrice Weeks
Harriet Woodard
Robbins leaves Virginia for Byllesby after secretaries post
Charles L. Robbins departed Tuesday for Byllesby Virginia after a visit with his father on Gay Street. He has worked a year as private secretary to the general construction superintendent of a $5,000,000 power project on the New River. Nearby Carroll county is close to the Allen outlaw area and Robbins has firsthand knowledge of the gangs from the work. He calls them treacherous when foes though cordial as friends. He has seen many whiskey stills and offers stories of Virginia mountaineers and slavery days. John F. Lynch of Stoneham visited here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Robbins
Byllesby
Gay St
Virginia
New River
Carroll County
Allen
Children’s Sunday Observance At Congregational Church
The Congregational church marks Children’s Sunday as a red letter day with special services emphasizing youth and community in a traditional observance. The event highlights the church’s care for children and the role of families in worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Methodist Children Day Observed With Sermon and Bible Gifts
The event began at noon with a children’s procession, school and choir singing, solos by Hattie Babcock, and recitations by Viola Viass and Elsie Coleman. Miss Libby’s class received Bibles, followed by a choir reprise. Rev. Dow led worship and Rev. W. J. Stewart of Boston preached an engaging evening sermon on the value of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Babcock
Little Gir
Viola Viass
Elsie Coleman
H.o. Dow
Lottie Libby
Kenneth Logan
Norman Vneney
Sheldon Smith
Kenneth Gould
Donald Davis
Harold Viass
William Cameron
W. J. Stewart
D. D
Boston
H. 8. Dow
Unitarian Church Morning Service Focused on Children
The Unitarian church held a morning service entirely for children. At 11 o clock a procession of youngsters occupied the front rows for songs and responsive readings before Rev. E F Hayward delivered a plain and practical talk titled What is stronger than a lion. After the sermon eight children were baptized by the pastor, making a notable ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
EF. F. Hayward
Holy Trinity Church Hosts Children Day Service
The morning service at Holy Trinity church adapted for Children’s Day began after 10.50 with school scholars entering in daisies with teachers and taking front seats. Certificates for faithfulness and diplomas for honor rolls were awarded, bookmarks given to older scholars, mounted pictures to the young, then four children were baptized by Rector Rev. W. H. Osmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Church
W. H. Osmond
Corpus Christi Exercises At Immaculate Conception Church
Corpus Christi exercises were held at the Immaculate Conception church Sunday morning with high mass at 10 30. The altar was prepared for devotion as parishioners participated in the ceremony.
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Immaculate Conception
Framingham High No Hits Marlboro in Monday Win
Framingham High pitcher Nichols threw a no hit no run game as Framingham defeated Marlboro 9 to 0 Monday afternoon at Fram ingham. Marlboro batters managed few runs while Framingham’s hitters supported the effort with multiple hits and runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Marlboro High School
Framingham High
Nichols
Marlboro
County Commissioners Hear Bolton Street Alteration Plan
The county commissioners held a Monday 10 am hearing in the aldermanic chamber on a petition to alter and repair Bolton Street from State Street a mile and a half southerly to the Shirr place. Long line of city officials attended and urged action to improve the deplorable road conditions and mud, with the board taking the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermanic Chamber
Bolton St
Louis Freeman
Shirr
Gleason
J. Henry Gleason
John J. Shaughnessy
F. R
Frye
Highway Department
A. C. Lamson
Bolton Jt
Dacey
Assessors’ Department
Shirr Place
Fred H. Morse
Whitney
Common Council
Mildon
Shaughnessy
Levi J. Gould
Gould
Boston
Co. B. Willams
Wayland
Kendall
Pastor and Wife Celebrate 20th Wedding Anniversary
Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Dow marked 20 years of marriage with a Monday evening reception at Marlboro church vestry. Daughters Edith and Bertha attended, along with family, former parish members from West Medway, and local clergy. Attendees enjoyed ice cream, cake, and musical performances as gifts and a purse of gold were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Dow
Needham
Newton
Wilmington
Del
Marlboro
Walter
Alexander Ye
Prrest’ Johnston
Daniel Delorey
Lewis Danstean
Raymond Magrath
Fred Dansteau
Lyman Wheeler
George Smith
Rambler Circle
Mary Barnard
Grace Greenwood
Jeanette Balfour
Jessie Magrath
Martha Dansteau
Cora Wheeler
Harriett MacConnell
Rachel Warner
Hattie Babcock
Violet Smith
Edith Dow
Florence Martin
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Miss Martin
Bride OF
Ofarlboro
St. Ann's Academy
Boston and Worcester St. Railway Co
Framingham Junction
Entre Amies Whist Club
Gilbert Methe
Grazialla
Alma
Exore
Rose Anna Methe
Alfred Courtemanche
Clarinda Marien
Fall River
Philibert Beliveau
Willie Laliberty
Holyoke
Etienne Demers
Manchaug
Eva Lafrance
Central Falls
Fr. Bourgeois
Raoul H. Beardreau
Henry Gleason
R. H. Beaudreau
Holy City
J. UC. Caisse
J. W. McDonald
J. B. Parent
O. P. Lacroix
Cochituate
Jos. Robichaud
L. L'Eveque
Newburyport
O. Scott
Franklin
L. Lamothe
Three Rivers
Simon Catharina Joseph Beaudreau
Emile Bergeron
Jos. Phaneuf
Mate
Young ‘Ladies’ Sodality Choir
Allen Outlaws
John F. Lynch
Stoneham
Odd Fellows
the Baptist
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
LO. O. Ff
Star of Hope Rebekah Lodge
Harlan J. Ballentine
Odd Fellowship
Jonathan
David
Jesus Christ
Mr. Ballentine
Millington
Sonhg
Javier
Earl Tucker
Frank Temple
Harold Holyoke
Roy Figuered
Walter Aldrich
Howard Fay
Eva Blakely
Anna Young
da Vandemee
Swuth Newton
Jennie Harnisden
Bertha Temple
Helen Marshall
J. F. Sanford
Georgia Rathburn
Elizabeth Hazelburt
Julia Halliday
Edith Leighton
Mary Robbins
Ruth Walker
C. T. Warner
A. J. McDonald
W. H. Pinnick
W. M. Pinnick
Methodist
Unitarian
HOLY
F. H
M. H
White
Hitherton
Finan
Holbrook
Muleay
Gallagher
Halloran
McGruffin
Jefferson
Cleary
Angier
Cindela
Eesvas Finan
Gilrdy
Dean Ib
Richardson
Mason Cf
Dalrymple
Edward
Morse
Marlboro Hospital
Mrs. Dow
George S. Pine
Providence
Mr. Curtis
Enterprise Office
Mr. Pine
Henry A. Snow
H. A. Snow
West Main St
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